20 Upstash Redis alternatives
Upstash Redis: Run Redis commands against Upstash's serverless Redis over HTTP, with documentation search built in. 20 MCP servers do similar work, most sharing Serverless, Cache and Redis, ranked by how much they have in common with Upstash Redis.
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by Redis
Redis's official MCP server — read and write every Redis data structure, including vector search and streams.
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by Google
Google's official Firebase MCP server — 70+ tools across Firestore, Auth, Crashlytics, Cloud Functions, Storage, Messaging and Remote Config, shipped inside the Firebase CLI.
Also: Serverless
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by Convex
Ships inside the Convex CLI — lets an agent inspect deployments, read table schemas, run read-only queries, call functions and check health insights.
Also: Serverless
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by Neon
Neon's official MCP server — manage serverless Postgres projects, branch databases, and run migrations.
Also: Serverless
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by Cloudflare
The whole Cloudflare API — 2,500+ endpoints — behind two tools. The agent writes JavaScript instead of picking from a tool list, cutting the context cost by about 99.9%.
Also: Serverless
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by Fly.io
Fly.io's MCP server, built into flyctl — provision and inspect Fly apps from an agent, with subcommands that also deploy and proxy other MCP servers onto Fly machines.
Also: Serverless
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by Inngest
Inngest's official MCP servers for Cloud and the local Dev Server — inspect functions, replay runs, send test events and query Insights from a coding agent.
Also: Serverless
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by Appwrite
Appwrite's official MCP server exposes databases, users, teams, functions and storage as agent tools, over a hosted OAuth endpoint or a local stdio bridge.
Also: Serverless
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by Runpod
Runpod's official MCP server for driving GPU infrastructure — create and manage Pods, Serverless endpoints, templates and network volumes from an AI client.
Also: Serverless
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by Netlify
Netlify's official MCP server, wrapping the Netlify API and CLI so agents can create projects, deploy, manage secrets, extensions and access controls.
Also: Serverless
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by Cloudflare
Cloudflare's catalogue of managed remote MCP servers — docs, Workers bindings and builds, observability, Radar, Browser Run, AI Gateway, CASB and more, each on its own OAuth endpoint.
Also: Serverless
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by AntV
Official AntV MCP server that turns a description of your data into a rendered chart — 26 visualization types from bar and line to sankey, mind-map, fishbone and geographic maps.
Also in Databases & Data
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by Turso
Turso's hosted MCP server — manage Turso Cloud databases, branch them point-in-time and run SQL from a coding agent, authorised over OAuth with no API token to paste.
Also in Databases & Data
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by InfluxData
InfluxData's official MCP server for InfluxDB 3 — schema discovery, bounded SQL and InfluxQL queries, line-protocol writes and token administration across Core, Enterprise and Cloud.
Also in Databases & Data
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by Mixpanel
Mixpanel's official hosted MCP server — 80+ tools for querying product analytics, building boards, managing cohorts and metrics, and reading session replays.
Also in Databases & Data
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by Tableau
Tableau's own MCP server — query published data sources, explore workbooks and views, and render live vizzes inside an AI client.
Also in Databases & Data
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by Meilisearch
Official MCP server for Meilisearch — create and configure indexes, add documents, run hybrid and semantic searches, and manage API keys and tasks through conversation.
Also in Databases & Data
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by Metabase
Metabase's built-in MCP server — search, query and visualise your BI data through the semantic layer, scoped to the connecting person's existing Metabase permissions.
Also in Databases & Data
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by Amplitude
Amplitude's official hosted MCP server with 50+ tools over analytics, cohorts, experiments, feature flags, taxonomy and session replay, secured by OAuth and existing RBAC roles.
Also in Databases & Data
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by Vladislav Shulcz
Indexes the coding-agent sessions already sitting on your disk — months of history from before you installed it — and serves them back over MCP. 3.5 GB searched in ~1.5 ms, no LLM, no embeddings.
Also in Databases & Data
